Grammar Quiz

Infinitive Quiz

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They want ___________ to the cinema.

A. go

B. to go


A lot of people are looking forward______their Prime Minister.

A. to seeing

B. to see

C. seeing

D. see


My little sister learns _____________.

A. speak

B. to speak


Did you advise him_______to the police? No, I didn’t.

A. to go

B. going

C. went

D. gone


I’m trying ____________ a job, but it’s very hard.

A. find

B. to find


Do you want___________ basketball?

A. to play

B. play


Mr. Brown is ________ his watch in his pocket.

A. surprise to find

B. surprising to find

C. surprised to find

D. surprising to finding


I hope_______ from you soon.

A. hear

B. heard

C. to hear

D. hearing


you need not ___.

A. waited

B. wait

C. to wait

D. waiting


What would you like _______________ on the weekend?

A. do

B. to do


You should ____________ your parents.

A. to ask

B. ask


You must ___________ at home.

A. stay

B. to stay


I will___________ you.

A. help

B. to help


I can________ English.

A. speak

B. to speak


Mr. Brown was ________ his watch in his pocket.

A. surprise to find

B. surprising to find

C. surprised to find

D. surprising to finding


I need ___________ to the supermarket. We don’t have any milk.

A. to go

B. go


You should_____________ for your next practice.

A. to study

B. study


Let me __________ you my email.

A. to give

B. give


They’re planning ____________ soon.

A. get married

B. to get married


He offered _____________ me with my homework.

A. to help

B. help


Finally I managed ______________ the work.

A. finished

B. finish

C. to finished

D. to finish


Please remind him _______ here punctually tonight.

A. being

B. to be

C. be

D. been


I’d like ___________ a dog.

A. to have

B. have


Thomas persuaded his daughter ______ for a job.

A. looking

B. to look

C. look

D. looked


I forgot ….. my cat from condo securities.

A. To hide

B. Hiding

C. Hide

D. Hid


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